Veteran Captain Richardson's perilous sea career ends in retirement
A history of Captain Richardson's long oceanic service recounts his youth in lightering work at Port Pirie, command of the ketch Capel, steamer Jessie Darling, and the fatal voyage of Cheviot where 32 people perished. He later served as wharf manager before returning to sea, captaining ships including BaFabool Gambier Balmain and Gabo, then becoming marine superintendent and finally a pilot in Adelaide for 25 years. His 25 years as a port pilot marks a notable Commonwealth record.
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Port Pirie
Richard Honey
Melbourne
Tasmania
Richardson
Henry Loch
Ba Fabool
Bunuinezon
Gambier
Balmain
Gabo
Gibbs, Bright & Co
Port Adelaide
Commonwealth
Port Adelaide Dog Registration Renewals Demand Action
City of Port Adelaide warns that licences issued before June 1922 must be renewed at the Registrar’s Office Town Hall back entrance within 14 days from July 1 1923. Unregistered dogs and owners face penalties. dogs without registration discs may be destroyed. Town Clerk E Bradwell and J Mirrisch state authority.
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Town Hall
Port Adelaide
E. Bradwell
Town Clerk Town Hall
Port Adelaide Church Break-In Case Goes to Reform School
Peter Marcus Hopkins Anderson, 43, of Dock, appeared at Port Adelaide fortune Court on Saturday charged with breaking into the Port Adelaide Congretban Church with felonious intent. Evidence showed a broken window and forced locks after a ported incident. Anderson admitted the break in and pleaded guilty. Inspector Noblet said he had two prior convictions and time at the Reformatory. The boy was sent to the Reformatory for two years.
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Port Adelaide
Menieh
Peter Marcus Hopkins Anderson
Dock
Port Adelaside Fortune Court
Mesars
A. Gower
F. A. Felix
Charles W. Barton
Warehousers
Woodville
John William Channon
Mitchell
Plametothes
Port Adelaide identity William Smith dies after long port career
After a brief illness William Smith a Port Adelaide veteran died at his Leslie Place residence. A 52 year colonist he arrived from England aboard the City of Adelaide and worked as a wharf laborer for two decades before joining the waterside workers federation on October 3, 1872. He later served in the deepening department until retirement about 16 years ago. He lived in Leslie Place for over 40 years and is survived by two daughters Mesdames G. E. Carr Birkenhead and EA Brooks Portland, a granddaughter and four grandsons.
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William Smith
Port Adelaide
Leslie Place
Portland
England
Adelaide
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Tme
Mesdames G. E. Carr
Birkenhead
EA. Brooks
Stowaway Cecil Edward Holland Faces Court charged with Fremantle to Outer Harbor fare
Cecil Edward Holland, a ship broker turned stowaway, told officers he came from England to seek fortune for his mother and two sisters. He admitted travelling from Fremantle to Outer Harbor aboard the RMS Orcades on July 3 without paying fare. At Port Adelaide Police Court he pleaded guilty, saying he had only a rotten punt of tobacco. the bench fined him five pounds with 15 shillings costs and two weeks' imprisonment.
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Orcades Froi Fremantle
Western Australia
England
Fremantle
South Australia
Cecil Edward Holland
Messrs
J. W. Channon
A. Gower
Port Adelaide
Albert Bernard Scott
R.M.S. Orcades
Outer Harbor
J. E. Noblet
Holland
Port Adelaide Central Starr-Bowket Building Society Meeting
The annual meeting at Foresters Hall reviewed a strong year with 407 members, 1023 shares, and £83,700 advances to members. Directors reappointed, a £25 directors’ bonus recommended, and a charitable programme announced with local donations. The secretary was praised and director R E Smith mourned.
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Port Adele Central
Starr-Bowkett_ Building Society
Foresters’ Hall
David Evans
F Parka
R. E Smith
E. Malone
Mesars
Wh, Carr
EA. Nelson
T. E. Malone
G. Williams
John Meegan
Messrs
J. H. Moukins
F. Shepherd
Mancope
M_ Meegan
D. Gryst
L. Carrfish
G. Tanish
Portland boy breaks arm in Canal football fall
Kenneth Stevens a 14 year old of Leslie Street Portland slipped while playing football near the Canal Port Adelaide on Saturday afternoon and sustained a fractured arm. He received attention at the Casualty Hospital. For bronchial coughs take Woods Great Peppermint Cure.
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Kenneth Stevens
Leslie Street
Portland
Port Adelaide
Overloaded trolley case highlights weak Tyres Act
Port Adelaide police court heard of a trolley carrying 5 tons 15 cwt 3 qtrs 4 lbs in Nile Street on June 20, exceeding the act by 7 cwt. The driver faced a 7/ fine plus costs of 2/8/6. Proposals to fund heavier road repairs were defeated, accusing the act of being ineffective against road wear.
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Port Council
Nile Street
Port Adelaide Police Court
G. W. Hakcombe
S.M
J.T. James
Port Adelaide
Tyrey
K. F. W. Sanderson
James
Local masters weigh Trevessa voyage navigation feats
Local mariners hesitate to comment on Captain C Foster’s navigation after Trevessa’s loss near Rodrigues and Mauritius. Experts discuss wind patterns, distance estimates, and the challenges of finding latitude and longitude without modern instruments, praising the captain’s likely windward course and noting potential perils if aim had shifted west.
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C. Foster
Rodrigues
Mauritius
Foster
American Hydrographic Office
U.S.A. Naval Department
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Adelaide Steamship Co
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Jessie Darling
Kebroyd
Palmerston
Saan
William Howard Smith and Sons
Sydney
Ee Oesey
Orbile
Ace
James Duell
City OF
J. Mirrisch
Syd Ingerson
King William St
Central
Starr-Bowkett Society
Tandnaet
Taganrog
Russia
Trevessa
Haye
Queenstown Church OF Christ
W. C. Brooker
Brooker
Port Adelaide Central Methodist Mission
Dale Street
Fred
Alloc
Akers
Uveecoats
Owdigo Serge Sutte
G. Kerrison Farzan
Port Ave Lame
Sane Stee
Claruson Ltd